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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1908
Page
3
The Ladies Aid of the German group invites neighbors to a home event at Mex Lut lIdacola Ave with coffee and German desserts. A note mentions a promising bake sale by the quarter and future family-friendly offerings.
A sprawling Weber county item list covers theater plans at the Werte Theater, a Northwestern private car party for Mrs Kirkman, deputy sheriff John A. Hutching, and railroad pay days, with auctions, gifts, and clothing sales. It notes the Auditorium closing for clean-up, marriage licenses, and a marriage licensing flurry among Ogden residents, plus a university supply of coal, floral wares, and a factory of crafts.
Frank Gordon and John Ward pleaded guilty Saturday to grand larceny for robbing the residence of John Cohew. They were sentenced to seven and eight years respectively at the state penitentiary, to be taken there Tuesday morning.
The Kansas case on the Audities McDonald Sant Lente baby murder remains unsettled with focus on a man named Lewis and rumored confessions. Authorities note previous thefts linked to dept headquarters and a suspect Sullivan, while a Chicago tip and telegram about the child’s death surface amid testimonies of Lewis’s alleged kindness and complicity conjectures.
Fragmentary remark portrays a man as willing to aid the more fortunate, while expressing belief in his own innocence despite charges. The speaker questions moral character and cites an alleged murder case involving a baby fathered by the accused.
Faeerd Cayacallah and wife claim a ring and $210 were stolen from their berth while traveling east on a Southern Pacific route. The couple, arriving from the west, alleged robbery occurred during the night. conductor wired Ogden for pursuit but no arrests were made. The car carried 40 passengers and continued to Ogden, with no clear suspects identified.
Fragmented ad copy lists low prices on handmade items including baby goods, knitwear, cashmere jackets, leather handbags, shawls, and garments. Describes items like feather boa and faux fur at marked down values, with prices ranging from a dollar to several dollars. The tone hints at a clearance sale with many discounted domestic crafts.
The county board approves John A. Hutchens as Deputy and accepts Joseph Stanford’s resignation as Overseer of the Poor. A washout on Eden Tod north of the creamery is noted. Solomon Stephens Jr. can begin water system work from Bureau Creek with start extended to July 1. Bids for county treasury and courthouse interior papering are opened. memorials to state registrar prompt early new appointments.
Five meetings were held here yesterday to protest Rudowitz extradition and to challenge government actions as dictated by American interests. Speakers linked U K G and Russian bonds to Wall Street, asserting American influence shapes policy. The rally urged action against what they termed imperial aims and warned of consequences for U.S. ties to Russia and other allies.
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